69% of Global Coal-fired Power Plants Not Planned to Retire In Line With the Paris Agreement

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According to Global Energy Monitor data, 69% of coal-fired power plants globally do not yet have plans for retirement or operational shutdown in line with the Paris Agreement targets.

Proportion of Global Coal Power Plant Capacity Based on Retirement Plans (July 2025)

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Proportion of Global Coal Power Plant Capacity Based on Retirement Plans (July 2025)

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Most coal-fired power plants globally do not yet have retirement or operational cessation plans in line with the Paris Agreement targets.

This is evident from the Global Coal Phaseout report released by Global Energy Monitor (GEM).

According to GEM data, as of July 2025, the total operating capacity of coal-fired power plants globally reached 2,193 gigawatts (GW).

Approximately 12% of these (265 GW) already have retirement plans that align with the Paris Agreement targets.

Another 19% (411 GW) have retirement plans, but their implementation needs to be accelerated to meet the targets.

Meanwhile, the remaining 69% (1,516 GW) do not have retirement plans, or will only cease operations after 2050, far exceeding the Paris Agreement targets.

"In order to meet the Paris Agreement goals and put the world on a pathway to no more than 1.5°C of global warming, all existing coal plants must be retired by 2030 in the world’s richest countries, and by 2040 everywhere," GEM stated in its report.

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